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  1. Video is a TV capture in MPEG2 and using VirtualDub-MPEG2/MOD to convert to xvid. Basically the video went from a landscape to a portrait. Any idea why this happens and how do i rectify the problem?


    Before in Windows Media Player:



    After importing into VirtualDub:
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    It looks like the original was actually encoded as half-D1, something that wmp wasn't smart enough to pick up on. Virtualdub has done the right thing. To see how it should look in the preview, right_click and select 4:3 from the menu. When you resize it for conversion (assuming you were going to), the problem will go away.
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  3. i tried the selecting 4:3 on right click b4. Apparently it looks fine in VirtualDub but still exports the video "squashed" portrait style. I went into the codec configuration to set/change the video size/ratio but still got the same result. whats gives?

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    Drop a resize filter in to stretch out the horizontal size to 720 (if you are converting at full-D1).

    What size do you wan't it to be ?
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  5. yeah~ worked after the resize filter as u instructed! but i had to use full processing mode to access the filters option. Is this normal?

    ohh on another matter, why is my "append segment" function grayed out?

    Thanks!
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    Anything that changes the video and requires a re-encode must be done in full-processing mode. All filters fall into that category.

    Don't know about the append segment issue - never used the function.
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